Imperial Examination is an examination system set up by the feudal rulers in ancient China to select talent resources, allowing scholars to take the talent selection examination in order to achieve academic excellence and become officials. The imperial examination system was presided over by the emperor himself, and talents were recruited in the form of subject examinations. The imperial examination system was initiated by Emperor Wen of Sui Dynasty and prevailed after the Tang Dynasty. It replaced the official selection system since Wei and Jin Dynasties-Jiupin Zhong political system (officials were mostly selected from the children of dignitaries all over the country), and it was officially abolished in the late Qing Dynasty. The imperial examination system lasted for 1300 years in China, which had a far-reaching impact on the feudal history of China. So, which emperor is most obsessed with the imperial examination system? Discuss it with friends today.

During Emperor Wendi of Sui Dynasty (58 1-604), officials were selected by subject examination. During Yang Di's reign (604-6 18), Jinshi was formally established. In the fifth year of Tang Gaozu Wude (622), the first scholar Sun was born in the history of China. Emperor Taizong (reign time: 626-649) inherited and developed the imperial examination system. At the end of Zhenguan, Emperor Taizong expanded the imperial examination department and raised the imperial examination level, which undoubtedly promoted the prosperity of the imperial examination system in the middle and early Tang Dynasty. Empress Wu Zetian (reign time: 690-705) paid special attention to the imperial examination, created the "palace examination" and "paste name" of later generations, promoted the further development of the imperial examination articles in the Tang Dynasty, and made an exception to open a military department. During Xuanzong period of Tang Dynasty (reign time: 7 12-756), Jinshi changed to take part in the examination of poetry and fu, and poetry and fu became the most important examination content, and Jinshi became the most important examination subject in Tang Dynasty. Emperor Taizong, Wu Zetian or his grandson Tang Xuanzong all attached great importance to the imperial examination and its system, but their obsession with the imperial examination system was not as good as their descendant Chen Li.